1:09:00
Hey, I was resisting back in '40.
1:09:03
Along with Max Douy, Nicolas,
Painleve and Lemare.
1:09:05
I didn't go begging, like some here,
to dub German films.
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Or negotiating with Greven
to make Franco-German newsreels.
1:09:13
I didn't wait
for the invasion of Russia.
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I organized, infiltrated studios,
started a union.
1:09:21
When the Fritz go, we won't
have helped the German cinema,
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- But saved French cinema.
- Discredited it!
1:09:27
Like Clouzot's vile The Crow!
1:09:29
He never sold out.
He's protecting a Dreyfus, me!
1:09:34
A Levy, Jean Ferry, and others.
1:09:36
His film's an abscess on France's honor!
1:09:38
It attacks informers.
It's about poison-pen letters,
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based on a pre-war case.
Get your facts straight.
1:09:45
So what! That's your business!
1:09:48
It reminds me of those stupid
magazines about stars
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their earnings, German boyfriends,
Berlin tours...
1:09:55
Movies are just another industry.
1:09:57
The new Party line is armed struggle.
Either you obey...
1:10:01
"...or you get out."
1:10:04
Excluded by my comrades!
1:10:08
"Comrade." A finer word than "brother."
1:10:11
You don't choose a brother.
1:10:13
You choose your comrades.
1:10:15
There were eight of us in October '40.
1:10:19
Where was Daquin in '40?
Yeah, I'm sick over it.
1:10:23
What about us?
1:10:27
Us?
1:10:29
We do okay.
1:10:31
Forget about them.
1:10:33
Dogs bark, fools act foolish.
1:10:38
I rewrote the opening of Cecile.
1:10:40
The downstairs neighbor...
He has to be meaner.
1:10:54
Hello, Spaak.
1:10:57
I'm sorry.
1:10:59
Not as sorry as I am.